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English, 08.10.2019 11:10 sweetmochi13

Saying that you like someone because they smell like your grandmother is an example of

a. early perceptions effecting later perceptions
b. later perceptions skewing earlier perceptions.
c. perception controlling a visceral reaction
d. perceptions that don't really come into the equation; it's just a memory

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